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Author:  dc [ Mon Mar 09, 2009 11:23 pm ]
Post subject:  brushless motor
Hi all,
I was at the racing last sunday, very impressed.
I have a electric buggy 1/10 scale with motor burnt out. i was thinking of getting a Ezrun 13t brushless motor with ESC. Is this a good motor? What does the t stand for in the 13T, is it the number of teeth in gear !!
Author:  vectra [ Tue Mar 10, 2009 1:37 am ]
Post subject:  Re: brushless motor
dc wrote:
Hi all,
I was at the racing last sunday, very impressed.
I have a electric buggy 1/10 scale with motor burnt out. i was thinking of getting a Ezrun 13t brushless motor with ESC. Is this a good motor? What does the t stand for in the 13T, is it the number of teeth in gear !!


Hi Bud,
I spoke to you regarding the Ezrun

ok
first off,
These motors/esc's are brilliant value for money.

The "T" stands for the amount of Turns in the motor
what you have in your nuggy is known as a "Silver can" motor which is the most basic motor you can buy,
Normally the next stepup is a "Stock" motor which is a rebuildable motor. ( Like the one I showed you.)

Now for Brushless.
In normal circumstances a Brushless motor  to equal a 27turn  brushed motor would be a 13.5 turn  ( Racing rules  to keep all things equal )

BUT
In these Ezrun terms I am not sure if the 13 means 13turn brushless or 13 turn Brushed equivelant.
But
Basically the 13 turn you are looking at is fine.
Now
Maybe it is also time to upgrade your battery packs?
the one you had yesterday would last no time with that brushless system  :smt011


Hope that helps  :smt002
Author:  daxter35 [ Tue Mar 10, 2009 2:04 pm ]
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I have an EzRun motor and ESC.
With EZRun, you go by the KV rating, a novak 13.5 brushless has a KV rating of 3300KV(i think) and the EZRun 12T motor has the same KV rating as the novak 13.5 brushless.
For 10.5 brushless equivalent use the 9T EZRun.

Hope this helps.
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